About Roy D.

Roy D — Oppenheim practices corporate law in Weston, Florida. He is a senior companion at Oppenheim Law, a company he has been with since 1986. The company specializes in business law, foreclosure protection, and real estate law, serving clients throughout Florida and New York. Oppenheim's experience includes roles as an attorney and vice president, reflecting his deep dedication to his clients' wants. He earned his J.D. from Northwestern University School of Law in 1986, following an A.B.

from Princeton University in 1982. His legal career began shortly after graduation, and he quickly based himself within the area. Over the years, he has developed a robust practice that addresses various legal matters, especially in business transactions and real estate things. His work frequently involves navigating complicated legal frameworks and offering strategic advice to clients. Oppenheim is licensed to practice in more than one jurisdictions, which includes Florida and New York. He is likewise licensed in the United States District Courts for the Southern and Middle Districts of Florida, in addition to the Northern and Eastern Districts of New York.

This broad geographical reach allows him to represent clients in a number of legal contexts, improving his ability to provide complete legal offerings. His certifications include being an International Civil Law Notary, which adds a completely unique dimension to his practice. This qualification allows him to handle worldwide legal issues with higher talent. Oppenheim's diverse talent set is complemented by his lively involvement in expert institutions, including the American Bar Association and the Association of the Bar of New York City. In addition to his legal practice, Oppenheim serves as General Counsel for the Weston Business Chamber of Commerce, where he plays a vital role in helping nearby businesses. His contributions to the network mirror his dedication to fostering a healthy enterprise surroundings in Weston.

Oppenheim's leadership in the chamber indicates his dedication to now not only his clients however additionally the wider community. With decades in the field and a robust educational background, Roy D — Oppenheim continues to be a meaningful determine in business law. His practice at Oppenheim Law is characterized by a focus on client needs and an understanding of the legal field. He stays a trusted consultant for businesses navigating complicated legal challenges in Florida and New York.

Education

Northwestern University School of Law

J.D. (1986)

Princeton University

A.B. (1982)

Languages

English (Spoken, Written) German (Spoken, Written)

Experience

Vice President

Weston Title
1994

Senior Partner

Oppenheim Law
1989

Lawyer

White & Case
1987

Lawyer

Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP
1986

Accepted Jurisdictions

New York
United States District Court, Southern & Middle Districts of Florida
Florida
United States District Court, Northern & Eastern Districts of New York

Court Admissions

Florida State Trial Court
New York State Trial Court

Types of Cases Handled

Business Law Foreclosure Defense Real Estate Law

Certifications & Awards

International Civil Law Notary

Florida Secretary of State

Professional Associations

Weston Business Chamber of Commerce

Founding has membership, General Counsel 2002 - Current

American Bar Association

has membership 1987 - Current

Association of the Bar of New York City

has membership 1987 - Current

New York State Bar

has membership 1986 - Current

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